Hiandmighty
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Sean Gillis, the other serial killer, confessed to killing: Johnston, Schmidt, Ann Bryan, J. Williams, Katherine Hall, Nevils, Robinson, JM Williams.
I'm reading "Trail of bones" by Mary Manhein (she was on i think episode 2, forensic anthropologist), and I think this timeline explains why it was probably assumed Eugenie was the victim of one of the two serial killers the Baton Rouge are had around that time:
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Hmm...I'm not so sure that's a good idea. It would get awfully confusing because there are so many.Bessie, I wonder if we should have a Louisiana serial killers category. It would help us keep all of this straight.
As another aside, I have a super intelligent son who is going off to university in the fall and as we have been talking about what his major should be, and knowing he will likely end up with an advanced degree-- probably a Ph.D.-- Killing Fields has inspired him to change from engineering to sociology/anthropology/forensic anthropology.
It's truly because of Killing Fields and the human interest part and knowing my cousin was a friend of hers...
Of course, he can always change. I bought Manhein's book for him (I read it first: he's been dog sitting for someone). He has a great mind for puzzles and solving things and its always been clear there is a lab in his future.
Its interesting to think this little show could spark the fire in people starting out that they may want to help people recover and identify their loved ones so that they can be returned home and be buried.
I'm wondering if the book referenced earlier is correct in saying she was found very near the alligator bar, that's not where they appear to be when looking at the crime scene in episode1. Also in the same episode, when giving a rundown of the case, Rodie tells of it being 12-13 miles from the lakes. That would put it about 2-3 miles west of the bar on Manchac rd.
The tire. Was the tire brought and dumped with the body or found when dumping the body? If it was found when the body was placed there and used as a weight or cover I'm thinking it would need to be daylight to have seen it, which would be risky parking in the road long enough to carry her down in that raggedy *advertiser censored* canal. I guess two people with a plan and working quickly could have done it in around a minute or so. They don't say much about the tire.